The fund, which is aimed at helping members of the theater community impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, has already surpassed $2 million in donations thanks to a previous match pledged by producers including Scott Rudin, Jeffrey Seller and David Stone.
Every time we went to Germany, Kuwait, India, I was the number one draw over there when we went.A new group of producers has stepped up to match $1 million in donations to Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS’ COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund. The word I got from the booker Vince Russo, he told me after this was over and all the smoke had cleared, that they would have meetings about this and Vince and other people said that the American audience wasn't ready for a black champion, which was bulls-t. So that ended up being the end of me in the WWF after that. Why didn't he give them the opportunity to be a champion and wear the belt? He got very upset about me asking that question. I never found out who did it but you know I thought about it for a while and I asked Vince the question, I asked him why did it take them until 1996 to decide that they'd have a black champion because there was so many great black wrestlers before me like Junkyard Dog and other people. I didn't know who did it, nobody would fess up to it. But there was also a dull side to it, I lived in this fantasy land where I thought there was no more racism in the world, then I go out to my car and and someone had scratched 'Congratulations n-r' on my car. To clarify his recent racism allegations against the WWF: "To become the black champion in history there (WWF), it was so neat. The casting couch type thing but with males not females." He made certain wrestlers do certain things to get pushed in certain positions. He did do some things that are unmentionable. I'm telling you this as a respect point, I'm gonna be honest, he was gay, there's no secret about it. But when you start pushing guys based on who has the sexiest ass to you, I have a problem with that. He likes guys you know, I don't have a problem with that, that's cool. Thoughts on former WWF booker Pat Patterson: "Not so cool. Every time we went to Germany, Kuwait, India, I was the number one draw over there when we went." Highlights from the interview are as follows: What is he doing now? haven't heard his name on the K-1 circuitĪhmed Johnson joined Inside The Ropes on Thursday to talk about his career, where he also addressed recent claims of racism in the WWF. Just don't go too far.One of the talent threw merchandise into the crowd near where I was sitting and it nearly turned into a fight.lolĪny tea on Imani? ( Black guy in the pic, he was Nelson Roy in WWE then got released after a few months.DB helped him get the gig in the first place). If you want to meet/hang out with the talent, the non live shows are the best because they are more relaxed, there is no pressure from the producers and there is more interaction.
FYI- and I will mention it in this thread Not sure if I can make it on the 20th but I am invited to one of the shows in PA before the Rumble.hopefully I can get it together and go. I must be the only one who is excited to have Big Dave home.Hopefully he looks like he did 2006-2007.
Junkyard dog the go getters pro#
How does that make sense, going to train with Cesar? Cesar is BJJ not Pro Wrestling Why is he not training at Hard Knocks or the WWE PC? better yet is his gym closed?
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